on financial capability and former u.n. ambassador andrew young, a global spokesperson for operation hope. you are welcome to both of you. you are having a summit here in atlanta this week. tell me, first, john, about the group's mission and about the summit a little bit. >> well, our mission is very humbly trying to continue some work that dr. martin luther king was doing when he passed on to a better place. he was focused on the poor people's campaign in 1968, and his last book was where we go from here, chaos or community, and i think these are the same questions we're trying to answer right now. our mission is silver rights, not civil rights, but silver rights to make free enterprise and capitalism to work for the poor and i would argue they even view middle class today, you feel poor. if you are living in a major city, making less than $450,000, $50,000, $70,000 a year, living in a small town, making $25,000, $30,000 a year struggling to make ends meet, so folks living from paycheck to paycheck before the economic crisis, and whether you are white, black, red, brown, or yellow, you want t
